Interactive Touch Screen Operation - Audio Research REFERENCE 10 Owner's Manual

Interactive Touch Screen Operation

The Reference 10 has been designed with a 7"
interactive touch screen for reliable and easy usage.
The interface is programmed so that the desired item
for change simply needs to be touched to either
toggle between functions, or bring up a secondary
menu for function selection.
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Input Selection: To change inputs, touch the currently
displayed input name on the screen. The input bar
will appear, listing all seven input options. Touch the
desired input to change (fig. 6).
Balanced/SE, Stereo/Mono, Phase 0/180: To change
any of these functions, touch the word you wish to
affect and it will toggle between the two different
options for each category (fig. 5).
Mute/Operate: Toggle mute on and off by touching
the screen where 'MUTE' or 'OPERATE' is displayed.
You may also use the right button beneath the rotary
control to toggle between mute and operate.
Balance: Touch the balance icon located in the top
right position of the screen (it appears as a double
ramp). The balance slider will appear beneath the
input name. Using the rotary control, adjust the
balance as needed to right or left channels. When
the balance is not at center, a '+' sign will appear to
the right or left side of the balance icon indicating
to which channel the balance is offset. To re-center
balance, either use the rotary control to bring the
balance back to center or touch the inverted
triangle above the balance slider (fig. 7).
fig. 7
SETTINGS MENU
Touching the settings icon located in the bottom
right of the screen (it appears as a gear) brings you
to a submenu with different options related to the
setup and functionality of the Reference 10 (fig. 8).
fig. 8
Input Names: Selecting Input Names will allow you to
customize the names of each input on the Reference
10. Once selected, the input bar will appear at the
top of the screen with an alphanumeric keyboard
below it. To change the name of any input, simply
touch the input until it is highlighted and type in the
new name. When input naming is complete, select
'DONE' to go back to the settings menu.
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